
| The Dance
Author: meguin A revision of the previous poem, as all intelligent poets realize the quality of revising.
Rated: Fiction K - English - Words: 159 - Published: 03-17-06 - id: 2134570
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The Dance
Mary
Quite Contrary wrote a story for you to hear
but
you do not know how to hear it.
Your
senses are clouded:
you
do not feel
that
the holy Word is your own name,
the
light that shines in the darkness.
You
cannot understand
that
I found another way,
a
way that challenges your apocalyptic expectations.
I
will make the sacrifice of my soul
to
your altar of humanity
because
no one will anymore.
Two
faces stare out of your eyes,
three
faces out of mine,
and
still you are blind
You
claim that there is no mystery, only logic,
but
I see the swirl of black chiffon and pearls
of
mystery dancing across the floor of
the universe.
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